Where was The Lincoln Lawyer filmed? The house and all Los Angeles locations in Season 4

La Sureñita Bakery is a real, family-owned Mexican bakery located in Boyle Heights.

Unlike what often happens with this kind of shot, the long drone flight from Downtown LA is totally legit, as there are no cuts in the footage.

Cisco (played by Angus Sampson) rides his bike under the Whittier Boulevard Sign in East Los Angeles.

Established during the mid-20th century, the boulevard is a major center for Chicano culture in the city.

He meets Raul Estrada in Wellington Heights, outside the real Ayutla liquor store and the "Iglesia de Dios Pentecostes", which was painted on the wall for the show.

The courtroom exterior is the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Building, the headquarters of the LADWP.

Also known as the John Ferraro Building, this mid-20th-century landmark was completed in 1965.

The Twin Towers Correctional Facility is a major county jail complex in Downtown Los Angeles that opened in 1997.

The beautiful coffee is the Bradbury Building, a historic office and commercial building in Downtown Los Angeles, completed in 1893.

Originally built as an office building during LA’s early growth, it is famous for its ornate ironwork interior and skylit atrium.

Over time, it has housed all kinds of businesses, and today it remains an active office building and a protected landmark, which has appeared in multiple film and television productions.

In the second episode, "Baja," Lorna (Becki Newton) is in a photo session at the top of the 213 S. Spring Street LA Times Square Garage.

The beach scene was filmed at Torrance Beach, at the southern end of Santa Monica Bay.

Despite the establishing shots of the Gaslamp Quarter in San Diego, the scene at the restaurant was filmed in the Grandmaster Recorders in Hollywood.

This is the former Grandmaster Recorders music studio building, repurposed into a multi-level venue with dining areas and a rooftop bar.

Haller & Associates’ offices are hosted at the Trust Building, a historic Art Deco office building in Downtown Los Angeles, completed in 1928 as the headquarters of the Title Insurance and Trust Company.

Mickey Haller's home is a two-bedroom mid-century house built in 1958 in Baldwin Vista.

Featuring high wood-beamed ceilings and views of the city from almost every room, this unique property has an approximate market value of around two million dollars.

Mickey's car is towed on Broadway, between the Bradbury Building and the Million Dollar Theater.

The fourth episode, "Bleeding the Beast," opens with Mickey and Cisco crossing the Vincent Thomas Bridge, connecting San Pedro with Terminal Island in the Port of Los Angeles.

Opened in 1963, it was the first suspension bridge built in the area and was designed to allow large cargo ships to pass beneath it.

The street with views of the port's cranes is West 14th Street in Central San Pedro.

The “walking the dog” scene was filmed at the small park on South Boylston Street.

The Hop Woo BBQ & Seafood Restaurant is a long-standing Cantonese restaurant located in Chinatown.

The Los Angeles FBI Field Office is housed in the Wilshire Federal Building in Westwood.

The Los Alamitos Police Station in the fifth episode, "You're the One That I Want," was filmed at Lynwood Community Center.

Cisco is investigating at the Cabrillo Way Marina in San Pedro, near Cabrillo Beach and the entrance to the Port of Los Angeles.

Osteria Mozza is a renowned Italian restaurant located on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles.

In the sixth episode, "50/50," the Jewish deli Langer's Delicatessen-Restaurant, located near MacArthur Park, is featured.

Chateau Marmont is a legendary four-star hotel tucked into the Hollywood Hills.

Over the decades, it has become a symbol of Old Hollywood glamour, hosting countless celebrities and serving as a filming location for many productions, including The Studio series.

This small public park is Maguire Gardens, with the Los Angeles Central Library as a backdrop.

In the seventh episode, "Honor Among Thieves," this bar scene was filmed at Grand Central Market, the historic public food hall in Downtown, opened in 1917.

The Cleo Hotel in Palm Springs exterior is the Covina Bowl, a new residential community redeveloped on the site of a former bowling alley.

With its distinctive design and neon sign, the Googie-style bowling alley, built in 1956, operated until 2017.

However, the interior and the swimming pool of the Cleo Hotel were filmed at The Saguaro Palm Springs, a colorful boutique hotel located in Palm Springs.

Originally built in the 1950s as a classic mid-century desert motel, it was later renovated and rebranded as The Saguaro, offering standard rooms in the $125–$200+ range.

The UCLA Library in the eighth episode, "Confirmation Bias," was actually filmed at Los Angeles Pierce College library in Woodland Hills.

The hotel pictured is the Warner Center Marriott Woodland Hills in LA’s Warner Center district, with average nightly rates typically around $200–$300.

Lorna’s billboard in the series finale, "The Law of Innocence", is located on Colorado Boulevard, next to Cindy’s Diner in Eagle Rock.

The Bristol Farms supermarket is the one on Lincoln Boulevard in the Westchester area of Los Angeles.